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PHOTO - front 3 point weight block

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David in Wales

09-26-2007 14:23:29




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This Fastrac has the typical English front 3 point hitch, and is carrying a full set of suitcase weights. The beauty of this system is that the weights can be quickly attached or detatched as required.
The whole idea of front weights is to counter balance heavy implements on the rear, and they add weight to the front driving wheels for traction. The ideal would be 50% on rear and 50% on front wheels
David

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IaGary

09-26-2007 16:54:52




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 Re: PHOTO - front 3 point weight block in reply to David in Wales, 09-26-2007 14:23:29  
Saw a Fastrac here awhile back pulling a big square baler down the road.

Man do thoses things move.

Thought it was a semi truck coming down the road till it cleared the trees so I could see it.

Gary



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Allan In NE

09-26-2007 15:50:13




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 Re: PHOTO - front 3 point weight block in reply to David in Wales, 09-26-2007 14:23:29  
Now Dave,

These are the boys that should be in your plowing matches. They really know what they're doing. Very, very nice work! :>)

Allan



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Mike M

09-27-2007 05:27:07




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 Re: PHOTO - front 3 point weight block in reply to Allan In NE, 09-26-2007 15:50:13  
Not a rock or tree in site and level too ! How much easier can it get ?



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suptscottyb

09-26-2007 15:10:57




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 Re: PHOTO - front 3 point weight block in reply to David in Wales, 09-26-2007 14:23:29  
Familiar with the JCB brand of backhoe/loaders and reachlifts on construction sites out west in USA. Was wondering wouldn't that weight ratio change when the bottoms where let down into the earth? Would the added pull load equal the diminished carrying load? Looks like that tractor is doing a great job of turning the soil. However looks to me to be two people in the cab and a poosible fight for the wheel (or the radio) going on...

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135 Fan

09-26-2007 22:53:48




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 Re: PHOTO - front 3 point weight block in reply to suptscottyb, 09-26-2007 15:10:57  
It looks to me like the passenger fell asleep. Dave



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